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I am having such trouble out here. I have my laptop installed with Windows 10 professional in it. It was just upgraded a week ago from Windows 8.1 pro. And I have decided to make Linux Mint 18.1, Serena Version, to be my dual boot. However, I guess I messed up since I have installed the Linux Mint inside the system partition of the Windows OS. Now, after booting, Windows 10 isn't accessible anymore. And I tried to reinstall a new OS, but I can't. I keep on having these troubles... 1.) BOOTMGR is missing 2.) Operating System is Missing 3.) File Installation Data is Missing I tried many times, but I really can't make it. I booted my USB Flash Drive right, and used many softwares for booting already, like Rufus, Unetbootin (Linux), and the built-in Bootable USB Stick maker of Linux Mint.

My Laptop's Specs are this... Brand: Samsung Model: NP-SF510 HDD: 500 GiB RAM: 4 GiB Processor: Intel Core i3 x64 bit

Please, I really need help. I am going to use this for the upcoming school report... PLEASE.

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  • For future reference, I might suggest running Linux has a virtual machine within Windows 10 Hyper-V. I have seen so many people post Super User questions regarding a wide variety problems with their Windows/Linux dual-boot configuration. In contrast, I almost never see anyone have issues with their Linux VM running as a Windows 10 Hyper-V guest operating system.
    – Run5k
    Commented Dec 24, 2016 at 14:29
  • But it gone so complicated now. I can't even change my OS anymore.
    – JHON CARL IGNORO
    Commented Dec 26, 2016 at 3:32

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I had the same issue on a similar instance. Custom PC with win 10, when I installed Serena 18.1 Mint I initially panicked when I couldn't find win10. I found a source that said to use command "update-grub" and it worked like a charm. Both my OS's are identified and running.

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